The English langue can be very tricky at times. There are words that sound exactly the same but have completely different meanings. Take annalist & analyst for example. These two words have totally different meanings. Using these words interchangeably in your writing is grammatically incorrect. In this post, we’ll teach you the differences between an … Read more

It is far too common for writers to confuse the words exoteric and esoteric. The truth is that these two words have similar but opposite meanings, just like the phrases take roll or take role. Using the word is distracting to your audience and can cause confusion. This post is dedicated to explaining the difference … Read more

The words “wear” and “ware” are often used interchangeably by writers. The truth is…that is not grammatically correct. At first glance, these words seem to be spelled the same, but they have different meanings. Using the wrong word can be distracting and leave your audience confused. In this post, we’ll break down the difference between … Read more

If your 13-year-old son’s room is a total mess, is he disorganized? Or is he an unorganized person? Most people think these words are synonyms and use them interchangeably. But this is NOT the case. Disorganized and unorganized are different words with different meanings. In this post, we’ll teach you how to choose between disorganized … Read more

Have you ever sat on your back patio Sunday evening and thought about your future working for your current company? Truthfully, I think almost all of us have. However, did you envision your future or did you invision your future? In this article, we’ll show you how to choose between “invision or envision” in your … Read more

What’s the difference between an idea and an ideal? Is there even a difference? In order to answer these questions, we first need to understand what each word means. You might be surprised to know how many writers don’t know the difference between idea or ideal content. In this post, we’ll teach you the difference … Read more

How’s your day going? This is one of the most common greetings we use in our daily conversations. But how often do we really stop to think about what that question means? People also tend to use the same response to this question over and over again. In this post, I’ll be sharing 21 different … Read more

There’s a lot of debate on how to spell the possessive form of singular nouns – with an apostrophe ‘s’ or with just the apostrophe? And if you don’t know what is a singular possessive noun, be sure to read up! Well, according to the specific style guide you follow, they can both be correct. … Read more